BC residents were most likely to report tip creep, at 74 per cent, or tip\u002Dflation, at 73 per cent, about 10 per cent above national average
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Canadians also told the survey they are seeing “tip creep,” more and more places that are asking for a tip when you pull out your debit card to pay.Article contentThe vast majority, 83 per cent, said too many locations and services are asking for tips now. Only 13 per cent believe service has improved as more and more tips are being requested.
As a result, more than half of Canadians are keen on a pay model where a fee is included in the tab, meaning an end to tipping and higher base wages for service workers.Those who have worked in a service job were no more likely than those who have not to support a service-included model, at 58 and 59 per cent respectively.
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